There are reports claiming Apple will be making close to 80 million next-generation iPhones in 2018. But this number is said only to reflect new models that are expected to launch in September. This includes the three different devices: the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone, and a couple of iPhone X successors said to have a 5.8-inch and 6.5-inch OLED panel. Comparing this with the number of iPhones that Apple ordered for the later part of 2017, it shows a drop of 20 million units. And with this report, Apple’s investors are now said to be worried.

Earlier this week, Apple unveiled its latest and greatest update to iOS. Called iOS 12, the new update showcased some much needed improvements to the software. Among the new features announced include simplified app closing gesture, smoother transitional animations, password autofill, turn off auto-updates, extra battery stats, custom notification banners, 30-second Animoji, and many more.

iOS 12 seems to be the next operating system everyone will be keenly looking forward to. Not only for the new features, but also because of its vast handset support and performance updates. However, apart from the performance updates and added apps, ...

Last year there were numerous reports that Apple NASDAQ AAPL had reduced its orders 160 for iPhone X in the months following the flagship s launch which suggested that demand for the smartphone may not have been as strong as anticipated At the same time CEO Tim Cook